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Playing with fire

Almost everyone likes candles and you don’t need an expensive kit to make your own. Start with the wax or paraffin, some wax color squares, a length of wick and a lightly oiled muffin pan. Melt wax and add desired color. Pour into each muffin cup until almost full.

Allow 1 to 2 hours to cook Using a drill fitted with a 1/8-inch bit, drill a small hole into the center of the wax muffin. Insert a length of wick and spoon a small amount of melted wax into the hole to seal it. Try drilling holes completely through a few candle muffins. Insert a long length of wick into the first or bottom candle. Spoon enough melted wax into the hole to seal the hole and form a slight puddle on top. Thread the next candle onto the

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